Giochi Pericolosi “One million ways to die” represents a significant breakthrough in the Sicilian film scene. Produced by Orange System – Palermo, this medium-length film directed by Luigi Salvo and written by Vincenzo Cassarà manages to forcefully impose itself thanks to a compelling narrative and a fast-paced pace that captures the viewer from the first scenes.
At the center of the story we find a frantic race to get hold of a priceless stone, a narrative pretext that allows the film to skillfully play with tension and mystery. Salvo demonstrates remarkable directorial skill in building an adrenaline-filled atmosphere, supported by tight editing and an original engaging soundtrack. The settings range between evocative Sicilian locations and international sets, reinforcing the dynamic and cosmopolitan feel of the tale.
With an entirely Sicilian cast and crew, Giochi Pericolosi knows how to surprise with the quality of its execution and the solidity of its storytelling. Every sequence is meticulously detailed, proving that Sicilian creativity and talent can shine even on international stages. The award ceremony that took place at the Panama City International Film Festival. in 2022 represents an important recognition, confirming the effectiveness of the artistic and productive vision of this project.
A film that leaves its mark and pushes Orange System toward other compelling productions.

Director and photography: Luigi Salvo
Editor: Silvia Marino
Subject and screenplay: Vincenzo Cassarà
Visual effects: Emilio Zangara
Special digital effects: Nicolò Salvo / Michele Genovese
Digital images processing and problem solver: Luca Liggio
Sound engineer lends live: Fabrizio Dia
Make-up: Cetty Lo Cascio
Fight scene choreography: Mauro Valguarnera, Fabrizio Torrisi, Gaetano Conte
Music: Fabio Vinciguerra, Fabriano Di Stefano, Kevin MacLeod, Jason Shaw
Main locations in Palermo: Palazzo Comitini, Villa Niscemi, Villa Sarcone